I’d make it feel like a “sweet discovery moment.” The video would start with a quick montage of me walking through the store, adding small touches like aesthetic sounds (cart wheels, fridge door opening). Then I’d do a POV-style shot where I spot the Whipnotic can, the camera zooms in with a playful caption like “Wait… what is this?” I’d grab it, read the label on camera, and cut to a mini “let’s test it right now” moment in the parking lot or outside the store. The reveal would be a slow-motion swirl shot to show the unique design, followed by my reaction and a voiceover like, “Okay, this might be my new obsession.” It would be fun and spontaneous; the kind of video that makes people stop and want to try it too.

For Friendsgiving, I’d film a cozy get-together with my friends showing the table setup, desserts, and laughter. The focus would be me bringing out Whipnotic as a fun surprise, adding it to apple pie, hot cocoa, or a dessert board. I’d capture everyone’s reactions to the whipped cream swirl and include a few candid clips of us enjoying it together. It would be very lighthearted and cozy, highlighting Whipnotic as the fun, aesthetic touch that makes Friendsgiving extra special.

Extremely comfortable